Character Definition Database

Gothic 1 Remake CharacterDefinition Database

A complete, searchable database of the game’s reflected CharacterDefinition objects and their initial attribute values.

This resource contains data for all 1,095 CharacterDefinitions found in the current game build, including humans, Orcs, creatures, bosses, summoned variants, test characters, utility definitions, and other special cases. All 1,095 definitions were successfully located and harvested. None were unresolved. This is primarily a modding and research resource. It does not directly alter gameplay.

What the database contains

The database includes the raw values stored in each definition’s m_InitialValues.

Depending on the definition, this may include:

• []Health[/]

  []Maximum Health[/]

  []Strength[/]

  []Dexterity[/]

  []Level[/]

  []XP bounty[/]

  []Mana[/]

  []Super Armor[/]

  []Blunt resistance[/]

  []Edge resistance[/]

  []Point resistance[/]

  []Fire resistance[/]

  []Energy resistance[/]

  []Ice resistance[/]

  []Wind resistance[/]

  []Movement and speed-related values[/]

  []Oxygen-related values[/]

  []Other reflected initial attributes[/]

The current release contains:

1,095 total CharacterDefinitions

649 Human-prefixed definitions

192 Orc-prefixed definitions

100 Creature-prefixed definitions

154 other, special, base, boss, summoned, test, or unusually named definitions

32,036 base-attribute records

0 unresolved definitions

The category counts are based on deterministic definition-name prefixes. Definitions without a standard Human, Orc, or Creature prefix are preserved under the Other/Special category rather than being guessed or omitted.

Included formats

The package contains several versions of the same underlying data for different workflows:

• []Raw TSV harvest[/]

  []Normalized CSV with one row per definition[/]

  []Long-form CSV with one row per attribute[/]

  []JSON database[/]

  []Lua lookup tables[/]

  []Excel workbook[/]

  []Compact definition index[/]

  []Attribute coverage report[/]

  []Read-only UE4SS harvester source[/]

The original raw TSV is preserved unchanged as the authoritative extraction output.

Combat rebalance mods

The database provides a comprehensive starting point for modifying:

• []Enemy and NPC health[/]

  []Strength and Dexterity[/]

  []Armor and damage resistances[/]

  []Super Armor[/]

  []Levels[/]

  []XP rewards[/]

  []Mana and other combat attributes[/]

It can be used to generate Lua tables, configuration files, baseline files, or automated rebalance scripts without manually discovering characters during a playthrough.

Complete NPC and creature catalogs 

Runtime scanners normally find only objects that have already been loaded during the current session or chapter. This database includes CharacterDefinitions from across the game, including later-game characters and variants that may not appear during an early playthrough.

It can therefore be used to identify:

• []Named NPC definitions[/]

  []Generic faction NPCs[/]

  []Orc variants[/]

  []Creature variants[/]

  []Boss phases[/]

  []Summoned enemies[/]

  []Test and prototype definitions[/]

  []Special-purpose or utility definitions[/]

Health and stat baseline research

The database provides the raw source values stored in each CharacterDefinition.

These values can be compared against live actor values to determine:

• []How difficulty settings modify attributes[/]

  []Whether an NPC receives runtime scaling[/]

  []Whether multiple states share one CharacterDefinition[/]

  []Whether save data overrides definition defaults[/]

  []Which values are safe to use as restoration baselines[/]

XP and progression mods

The harvested data can help locate and compare:

• []XP bounty values[/]

  []Character levels[/]

  []Relative progression between enemy variants[/]

  []Boss and special-character rewards[/]

  []Inconsistent or unusual progression values[/]

Resistance and armor overhauls

The normalized files make it easier to compare resistance values across the full database and create systematic changes to:

[]Blunt protection[/]

[]Edge protection[/]

[]Point protection[/]